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Langton Madara, director of Preperco Investments, attempted to defraud the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) of US$1.6 million in a bond paper supply contract.
As reported by <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/directors-bid-to-defraud-zrp-backfires/">The Herald</a>, the presiding magistrate Clever Tsikwa initially sentenced Madara to 36 months imprisonment.
However, 18 months of the sentence were suspended on condition of good behaviour, and the remaining 18 months were suspended on condition that Madara performs 630 hours of community service at Glen View Polyclinic.
The court considered Madara’s status as a first offender and noted that no money was lost since the fraud was discovered before payment was made.
Prosecutor Tendai Tapi proved that Madara submitted a fake bank guarantee to secure an advance payment from ZRP.
In 2022, the ZRP advertised for suppliers of bond paper in a newspaper, seeking reputable companies to supply in bulk, to which Madara responded.
The police awarded Madara the tender, and in January 2023, a contract was signed between ZRP and Madara, represented by Commissioner General of Police Godwin Tandabantu Matanga.
The contract included a special condition requiring the ZRP to make an advance payment of 15 per cent of the total cost of the bond paper, backed by a bank guarantee.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Pindula News

A man named Langton Madara from Preperco Investments tried to cheat the Zimbabwe Republic Police out of $1.6 million by faking a bank guarantee for a bond paper supply contract. The court sentenced him to 18 months in prison and 18 months of community service. Thankfully, the fraud was caught before any money was paid. In 2022, Madara responded to a call for paper suppliers, got the contract, but tried to get an advance payment dishonestly. He got caught, and now he has to serve his sentence.

Preperco Director Sentenced For Attempted US$1.6 Million Fraud On ZRP

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission(ZACC) spokesperson Mrs Phyllis Chikundura, has said that her organisation in collaboration with the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) and Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) will launch a nationwide campaign to target people and businesses hoarding cash such as supermarkets, bank tellers and mobile money agents.
Said Chikundura:
<blockquote>We are working with RBZ and the police to try and deal with this thing affecting our economy once and for all. One wonders how while some people are queuing all day at banks just to get $20, someone has thousands of cash to sell at exorbitant interests to desperate members of the public. We know that this is a syndicate and we are going to round them all up. Our auditors and police are investigating and a lot of ground has been covered. The long arm of the law will soon descend on the criminals.</blockquote>
RBZ governor John Mangudya said:
<blockquote>Money is like blood and it needs to circulate freely for the economy to function and flourish. We discourage cash hoarding and cash externalisation and are working with the Zimbabwe Anti Corruption Commission and the police to curb the cash hoarding and cash selling culture that is plaguing our economy.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.sundaynews.co.zw/zrp-rbz-descend-on-cash-barons/">Sunday News</a>

ZRP, ZACC and RBZ to launch nationwide blitz to crack down on "cash hoarding and cash selling"

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